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TikTok is investing $200,000 (Sh26 million) in Sub-Saharan Africa to boost AI literacy, fight misinformation, and promote online safety.
Kisumu Court orders police to release Maximillan Motai, captured on TikTok video tearing Kenyan currency, says the alleged offence does not warrant detention.
The arrest comes after the viral video showed the man tearing a banknote into pieces; an act that triggered outrage online and caught the attention of investigators.
In the clip posted on his TikTok page, the senator is seen seated inside a black SUV car distributing confectionaries to a crowd gathered outside.
TikToker and government critic Joash Omollo, also known as Janeko Genzi, says he was held in a car by abductors for 12 hours before being dumped by the roadside.
She claims she had been heavily intoxicated, fell asleep, and later realised something inappropriate may have occurred. She further alleges fears of possible HIV transmission and even pregnancy.
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